Afghan veteran Collin Reeves knifed Stephen and Jennifer Chapple six times each at their home in Norton Fitzwarren, near Taunton, Somerset.

Kurtis Dilks, 35, was also found guilty of conspiring to rob the wife of former Tottenham, Hull and Derby midfielder Tom Huddlestone.

Marcio Gomes, 43, wants a bigger home than he has been offered and argued that the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea had acted unlawfully.

The peer had been convicted of sexually abusing two children when he was a teenager in Rotherham in the 1970s.

Mr Lynch is accused of inflating the value of his company, Autonomy, before selling it to Hewlett Packard in 2011.

Mike Lynch has appealed against extradition and two judges are considering his challenge at a High Court hearing in London.

Two judges began hearing Mike Lynch’s challenge at a High Court hearing in London on Wednesday.

Helen Webberley, founder of website GenderGP, was found to have committed serious misconduct by a Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service panel.

Joshua Malin had been given a sentence of three years and eight months – three appeal judges on Thursday reduced that term to three years.

Sir Andrew McFarlane has given guidance after hearing how addresses of alleged abuse victims could be revealed when court orders were served.

The man, who has significant physical health difficulties and learning disabilities, had been in hospital for months, Mr Justice Peel heard.

A judge ordered Sir Frederick to hand Lady Hiroko Barclay lump sums totalling £100 million in May 2021 following the breakdown of their marriage

A judge ordered Sir Frederick to hand Lady Hiroko Barclay £100 million in May 2021 following the breakdown of their marriage.

Louise Backstrom, who is Swedish but lives in London, said Martin Wennberg, had breached orders made during their High Court divorce fight.

Judge Sally Barber considered the case at an Insolvency and Companies Court hearing in London after HMRC officials lodged a bankruptcy petition.

The ‘generic’ label ‘psychologist’ is ‘not protected’ and may be used by ‘any individual, whether registered or not’, Sir Andrew McFarlane said.

Mr Justice Moor said doctors could carry out the procedure without the woman’s approval if necessary.

Sir Jonathan Cohen heard how the man, who is serving a life sentence at a jail in northern England, had mental health problems and was refusing food.

A judge ruled earlier this week that Harbans Kaur should receive 50% of the net value of her late husband’s estate.

Judge Jonathan Simpkiss heard how a climber had said on social media that he had a ‘passion’ to reach the middle of the Wembley arch.